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Central America

"Solutions that unite cultures, crops, and dreams across the region."

Interoc's operations in Central America represent a strategic market due to its agricultural diversity and growth potential. With a presence in seven countries—Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, El Salvador, and the Dominican Republic—the company has positioned itself as a reliable partner through a competitive portfolio and close technical support.

Central America stands out for its operational flexibility, its network of distributors, and a focus on practical solutions for local farmers.

Regional Scope and Presence

Geographic coverage:

Operational presence:

Customers served:

Business Lines and Main Crops

Crop Protection

Main Crops

Seeds

Technical Capabilities and Support

In the region

Its strength lies in the adaptability and cross-cutting technical presence:

Ability to operate in multiple markets with unified solutions but adaptable to each agricultural reality.

Social and Community Programs

Central America develops:

  • Training in good agricultural practices
  • Workshops on the safe use of supplies
  • Joint activities with distributors in rural communities

Regional Sustainability

Aligned with the corporate strategy:

  • Promoting responsible handling of packaging
  • Talks on environmental sustainability in agriculture
  • Promotion of integrated pest management
  • Participation in local recycling initiatives

Key Milestones in Central America

2018
2019–2021
2022
2023–2024

Start of multi-country operations

Expansion of the fungicide and insecticide portfolio

Incorporation of hybrid maize seeds in validations

Consolidation of the regional distributor network

Regional Contact Information

Central America represents a region with great agricultural potential, with a fragmented but growing market. Its diversity opens opportunities to rapidly expand the portfolio and increase Interoc's presence with tailored solutions.

It is a strategic market because:

  • Its multi-country scale
  • Its potential in corn and rice
  • Its capacity for rapid growth in crop protection
  • Its openness to new technologies

CENTRAL AMERICA

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